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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
8/3/2005
Doc Name
Proposed Decision & Findings of Compliance for RN2
Permit Index Doc Type
Findings
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Cropland, Alkali Sagebrush/Greasewood, and Alkali Meadow. Approximately 51.8% <br />of the proposed permit azea is comprised of Mountain Brush community at (1166 <br />acres). Sagebrush is the next most dominant community representing 422.4 acres, or <br />18.7% of the permit area. The Aspen community ranks third in azea with 333.5 acres, <br />14.8% of the permit azea. All other community types aze considerably less extensive <br />with no one type exceeding 6% of the permit area. <br />Seneca Coal Company collected baseline vegetation data during June 1990 and July <br />1992. Sampling was performed in accordance with the Regulations and was <br />discussed with the Division prior to data collection. <br />Seneca Coal Company has proposed five permanent reclamation seed mixes and one <br />temporary seedmix. Seed mix lA will be used throughout the majority of the <br />reclaimed area and has been formulated to re-establish an Upland Shrub Grassland. <br />This seed mix is weighted towards perennial cool season grass species, with <br />perennial forbs and shrub seed included as well. All of the species included in the <br />seed mix are native, with the exception of Orchazdgrass and Alfalfa. These two <br />species have been included to enhance forage utility, improve legume presence in the <br />stand, and help establish cover. Neither species is considered poisonous or noxious <br />and is desirable to achieve the post-mining land-use. (Rule 4.15.2) The variety of <br />alfalfa, Travois, used by Seneca Coal Company has demonstrated compatibility in a <br />grassland mix at adjacent mines, and has not exhibited excessive aggressiveness. A <br />variation of Seed mix lA will be used along the haul road corridor and has been <br />modified as Seed Mix 1 B to correlate with the Sagebrush Grassland vegetation type <br />found within the haul road vicinity. <br />Concentrated narrow azeas with higher moisture regimes will be seeded with Seed <br />Mix No. 2 developed for Mesic Drainage and Subimgated Sites. This seed mix will <br />be used to re-establish riparian areas, mesic sites, and may be utilized azound <br />permanent ponds. This seed mix is comprised entirely of native species. <br />Seed Mix No. 3 has been developed for utilization in localized alkaline conditions. <br />These conditions may be encountered along the haul road corridor. Alkalaigrass and <br />Alfalfa aze the only introduced species included in this seed mix. This seed mix <br />complies with Rule 4.15.2. <br />Seed Mix No. 4 has been formulated to establish quick soil stabilizing cover on <br />locations that aze temporary in nature. Temporary locations would include topsoil <br />stockpiles and roadside disturbances. <br />Seed Mix No. 5 has been developed for concentrated shrub establishment azeas. <br />Seneca Coal Company's experience at adjacent mines has shown that higher survival <br />rates in concentrated shrub seeding azeas has been achieved by suppression of <br />herbaceous competition within the concentrated azeas. Accordingly, Seed Mix No. 5 <br />contains only native shrub species. Seneca Coal Company plans to use mechanical or <br />Yoazt Mine 34 August 3, 2005 <br />
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